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.......of the various aspects of the Area of Awareness
This information explains how parents are trying with people stealing kids Social Security numbers.People might do this because in Apirl 25.5% of people had a cedit score of 599 or less. A Social Security cleaned and not used it's called number it's CPN.
This subject pertains greatly to this Area of Awareness, Individual Awareness, because it relates to why business people should know how to act online (and offline). Business people have to know themselves to know how they should act online.
Becky Garrison made a web page called 'Surf Your Values'. It is about how to act online and what to do with your values while you are on the computer.Also how to be safe online and to respect others and their privacy. Some people don't think about what they put down on the internet until it is actually out there. Others are careful and keep things on a private area so only certain people can look at it.[1]
Becky also wrote that Microsoft is trying to make surfing your values easier. Online trust is security an privacy. Always be polite and respectful to others online. If someone is in the same room of you talk to them instead of email or texting them. Don't flirt with someone if you or the other person is married. Twitter messages are mostly about other people and the people that post them usually don't have permission.[2]
The students at WMS know that it is important that families know what to do online. Some of the things are that we will only go to sites we know and are okay with our parents, and that getting music, games and movies for free is illegal. To help people with how they should behave online. Digizen provides an agreement to help families manage the rights and wrongs. [3]
These two connect by doing the right thing. Keeping the simplest things to yourself like passwords and codes are common sense. When you grow up you especially need to keep your social security number to yourself. This has become a big problem for kids lately because there not old enough to use it,so people hack into them and use them so there credit isn't so high. Please remember your the one responsible for your actions.[4]
Family agreement about being online. Always tell parents when you are uncomfortable with the internet. Do not meet someone in person that you meet on the internet. Will use sites the way there suppose to be used. On the internet will only post friendly or good stuff. We will delete any unwanted stuff. Tell parents about bad messages. http://www.digizen.org/digicentral/family-agreement.aspx
Families have their own personal guidelines and rules to live by. These standards include rules about being online. Digizen.org made a list of guidelines for families to follow.
WMS students know that you have to be kind and courteous while your online. You should understand the limits of technology. Some people are afraid to use the internet because of cyberbullying. So make sure you don't harm anyone in anyway while using a website. <ref> Garrison, Becky. "Surf Your Values," 2001-2010:n.pag.Web.19 Nov 2010.<http://www.christianitytoday.com/workplace/articals/interviews/daniel/ohrmanpart1.html>
Possible solutions
.....what are the problems that have emerged to do with this Area of Awareness and what are some solutions?
If business people are having a tough time dealing with rude people, they should take a break. Maybe they could take a walk, a coffee break, or just some deep breathes. They should do anything that calms or refreshes them.
Check Socail security numbers and keep an eye on them in cause some one trys
to steal them and sell them. They might try this because they cost from any from a few hundred dollars to a couple tounsand dollars.
Families should have a family meeting to set rules about being online that the whole family agrees with.
Global Digital Citizen Code of Behavior
..... as part of the Digiteen Code suggest behaviors that all global digital citizens can observe based on your research for this Area of Awareness
^Garrison, Beckey. "Surf your Values." 2010: n. pag. Web. 19 Nov 2010. .
This area of awareness means that you can handle yourself online and to do so Digizen made a checklist to guide anybody to a safe, fun time online
Background
.......of the Area of Awareness including specific real examples
Becky Garrison wrote a web page about how business people should 'surf their values' and decide how they should act toward their clients and associates, no matter how that other person(s) is acting. They have to be polite to rude costumers and associates. They have to be individually aware of their values and beliefs so they know they personally should act online. They have to know themselves as people in order to make responsible decisions.
Business people have to be polite and respectful on websites such as Facebook when engaged in a business related conversation with clients and associates, even if that individual(s) is being rude or inconsiderate. This relates to Individual Awareness because it definitly relates to being aware of one's self.
This information is related to Individual Awareness because families need to be individually aware of their personal values in order to set rules, guidelines, and standards. A typical family agreement may include some of the following rules:
We will not give out personal information online.
Social / ethical aspects
.....of the Area of Awareness including how real people and communities have been positively or negatively affected
ID theft is now affecting parents by people stealing their kids Social Security numbers and using them for themselves. There is a threat to the nations credit system. the scheme was during an investigation for mortgage fraud. The scheme start online. The plan is to take kids Social Security numbers that have no money in bank accounts. Business are using peoples personal information that they found. The crime is going to be hard to stop." This is an invisible crime... Linda Foley of the ID Theft Rescue Center in San Diego." Draper, Bill. "New ID theft targets kids Social Security numbers." Washington Examiner n. pag. Web. 18 Nov 2010. <http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/economy/ap-impact-new-id-theft-targets-kids-social-security-numbers-could-threaten-credit-system-99761934.html>.
Individual Awareness
Original information on this page is available at the template, please view the template for original instructions as all items in italics should be deleted during the first week of editing this wiki page.
Aim of this wiki: Students in this Area of Awareness are to collaboratively co-create an informative and current set of information that other students, teachers and members of the wider community can access and learn from. Use the discussion tab to connect with team members and collaborate on what should go on this page.
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Overview/Description
.......of the various aspects of the Area of Awareness
This information explains how parents are trying with people stealing kids Social Security numbers.People might do this because in Apirl 25.5% of people had a cedit score of 599 or less. A Social Security cleaned and not used it's called number it's CPN.
This subject pertains greatly to this Area of Awareness, Individual Awareness, because it relates to why business people should know how to act online (and offline). Business people have to know themselves to know how they should act online.
Becky Garrison made a web page called 'Surf Your Values'. It is about how to act online and what to do with your values while you are on the computer.Also how to be safe online and to respect others and their privacy. Some people don't think about what they put down on the internet until it is actually out there. Others are careful and keep things on a private area so only certain people can look at it.[1]
Becky also wrote that Microsoft is trying to make surfing your values easier. Online trust is security an privacy. Always be polite and respectful to others online. If someone is in the same room of you talk to them instead of email or texting them. Don't flirt with someone if you or the other person is married. Twitter messages are mostly about other people and the people that post them usually don't have permission.[2]
The students at WMS know that it is important that families know what to do online. Some of the things are that we will only go to sites we know and are okay with our parents, and that getting music, games and movies for free is illegal. To help people with how they should behave online. Digizen provides an agreement to help families manage the rights and wrongs. [3]
These two connect by doing the right thing. Keeping the simplest things to yourself like passwords and codes are common sense. When you grow up you especially need to keep your social security number to yourself. This has become a big problem for kids lately because there not old enough to use it,so people hack into them and use them so there credit isn't so high. Please remember your the one responsible for your actions.[4]
Family agreement about being online. Always tell parents when you are uncomfortable with the internet. Do not meet someone in person that you meet on the internet. Will use sites the way there suppose to be used. On the internet will only post friendly or good stuff. We will delete any unwanted stuff. Tell parents about bad messages. http://www.digizen.org/digicentral/family-agreement.aspx
Families have their own personal guidelines and rules to live by. These standards include rules about being online. Digizen.org made a list of guidelines for families to follow.
WMS students know that you have to be kind and courteous while your online. You should understand the limits of technology. Some people are afraid to use the internet because of cyberbullying. So make sure you don't harm anyone in anyway while using a website. <ref> Garrison, Becky. "Surf Your Values," 2001-2010:n.pag.Web.19 Nov 2010.<http://www.christianitytoday.com/workplace/articals/interviews/daniel/ohrmanpart1.html>
Possible solutions
.....what are the problems that have emerged to do with this Area of Awareness and what are some solutions?
If business people are having a tough time dealing with rude people, they should take a break. Maybe they could take a walk, a coffee break, or just some deep breathes. They should do anything that calms or refreshes them.
Check Socail security numbers and keep an eye on them in cause some one trys
to steal them and sell them. They might try this because they cost from any from a few hundred dollars to a couple tounsand dollars.
Families should have a family meeting to set rules about being online that the whole family agrees with.
Global Digital Citizen Code of Behavior
..... as part of the Digiteen Code suggest behaviors that all global digital citizens can observe based on your research for this Area of Awareness
Links to Core Competency Areas (sub-teams)
A1: Safety
A2: Privacy
A3: Copyright, Fair Use & Legal Compliance
B: Etiquette & Respect
C1: Habits of Learning and Managing Online Activity - Health
C2: Habits of Learning and Managing Online Activity - Social Media
C3: Habits of Learning and Managing Online Activity - Virtual Worlds
D: Literacy & Fluency
Digital Citizenship Perspectives: Parents and Community
Digital Citizenship Perspectives: Teachers
Digital Citizenship Perspectives: Students
Reference
Team Members
Bibliography/Citations
Follow the current standard method for citing sources from our help wikiThis area of awareness means that you can handle yourself online and to do so Digizen made a checklist to guide anybody to a safe, fun time online
Background
.......of the Area of Awareness including specific real examples
Becky Garrison wrote a web page about how business people should 'surf their values' and decide how they should act toward their clients and associates, no matter how that other person(s) is acting. They have to be polite to rude costumers and associates. They have to be individually aware of their values and beliefs so they know they personally should act online. They have to know themselves as people in order to make responsible decisions.
Business people have to be polite and respectful on websites such as Facebook when engaged in a business related conversation with clients and associates, even if that individual(s) is being rude or inconsiderate. This relates to Individual Awareness because it definitly relates to being aware of one's self.
This information is related to Individual Awareness because families need to be individually aware of their personal values in order to set rules, guidelines, and standards. A typical family agreement may include some of the following rules:
Social / ethical aspects
.....of the Area of Awareness including how real people and communities have been positively or negatively affected
ID theft is now affecting parents by people stealing their kids Social Security numbers and using them for themselves. There is a threat to the nations credit system. the scheme was during an investigation for mortgage fraud. The scheme start online. The plan is to take kids Social Security numbers that have no money in bank accounts. Business are using peoples personal information that they found. The crime is going to be hard to stop." This is an invisible crime... Linda Foley of the ID Theft Rescue Center in San Diego."
Draper, Bill. "New ID theft targets kids Social Security numbers." Washington Examiner n. pag. Web. 18 Nov 2010. <http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/economy/ap-impact-new-id-theft-targets-kids-social-security-numbers-could-threaten-credit-system-99761934.html>.
Lohrmann, Daniel. Intervew by Becky Garrison. www.FaithInTheWorkplace.com. Print. 19 Nov 2010. .www.FaithInTheWorkplace.com